Analytical

Prof. Pendergast will develop nanoscale electrochemical tools to understand and control reactivity in complex multiphase environments with applications in separations, phase transformations, and electrosynthesis.

Prof. Prentice describes the current landscape and future of mass spectrometry in 2025, what is influencing the field, and student training.

“The two-year fellowships are awarded annually to early-career researchers whose creativity, innovation and research accomplishments make them stand out as the next generation of leaders.” Click to read the CLAS News Article.

NSF CAREER Awards are “given to promising early-career faculty to jumpstart their research and to help establish themselves as leaders and mentors in their fields.” Click to read the CLAS News article.

The International Mass Spectrometry Foundation has announced that the 2024 Thomson Medal will be awarded to Prof. Richard A. Yost “for outstanding achievements in and distinguished service to international mass spectrometry”.